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See the moment a dangerous tornado hit Alabama

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See the moment a dangerous tornado hit Alabama

See the moment a dangerous tornado hit Alabama

A “dangerous” tornado was spotted in Tuscaloosa, confirmed by the National Weather Service.

Tornado sightings were reported in five states as severe storms slammed the Deep South region.


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